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- Driven to Abstraction (2020) Amazon or iTunes ($4.99) and in virtual theaters. Undoubtably one of the biggest art scandals of the 21st century, the Knoedler forgery ring saw the eminent U.S. gallery sell some $80 million in forged mid-century masterpieces.
- Made You Look: A True Story About Fake Art (2020) Netflix (free with subscription) Knoedler forgery scandal, take two. This documentary interviews Ann Freedman, the gallery’s president, and a central figure in the forgery ring.
- Wojnarowicz: F–k You F-ggot F–ker (2020) In virtual theaters. Chris McKim draws on the audio journals of the late artist David Wojnarowicz—plus commentary from the likes of Fran Lebowitz, art dealer Gracie Mansion, and art critic Carlo McCormick—to paint a full picture of the queer painter, photographer, writer, and activist, who died in 1992 of AIDS.
- Marcel Duchamp: The Art of the Possible (2019) iTunes ($4.99), Amazon ($4.99) Artist Matthew Taylor directs a love letter to Marcel Duchamp, who changed the course of art history not once, but twice.
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The extended definition of art cinema marks off films that can be differentiated from commonplace entertainment cinema in terms of source material and intended audience. Alongside such popular genres of early cinema as actualities, trick films, chase films, and comedies were brief films drawn from the traditional elements of "high culture," that is...
The demise of the art film in the 1930s is often attributed to the advent of the sound picture, which escalated production costs and fostered a conventional approach to narrative and representation. Yet it has been suggested that some strands of the cinema of the period do bear the marks of art cinema in some respects. For instance, the state-spons...
For many theorists, art cinema, at least in the restricted sense, is defined through narrative and textual qualitiesthat run counter to the body of conventions associated particularly with the Hollywood studio picture but also characteristic of the conventional cinemas in many countries. The traditional qualities of the linear narrative with a fini...
In addition to different textual qualities, art films were characteristically screened in venues other than the commercial cinema circuits. The 1920s saw the development of a range of different and separate exhibition venues, for example, cinema clubs, film societies, and dedicatedrepertory cinemas. France was central to this trend with the ciné cl...
In terms of the extended definition of art cinema—a cinema of formal innovation, a cinema aligned with the latest trends in literature and the fine arts, a cinema that targets an audience outside of the typical young adult demographic—the notion of art cinema nearly retains a degree of currency. Many recent filmmakers from most of the filmmaking co...
Bordwell, David. "Art Cinema as a Mode of Film Practice." Film Criticism4, no. 1 (Fall 1979): 56–64. ——. Narration in the Fiction Film. Madison: University of WisconsinPress, 1985. Elsaesser, Thomas. "Putting on a Show: The European Art Movie." Sight and Sound4, no. 4 (1994): 22–27. Gomery, Douglas. Shared Pleasures: A History of Movie Presentation...
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Apr 3, 2017 · Art cinema is often defined as an artistic or experimental work expressing symbolic meaning through the medium of film. It is ambiguous, aesthetically rich , complex, and sadly it’s often...
Ciné: Athens' Only Independent Art House Cinema. Ciné is an extraordinary treasure that is unique to downtown Athens. The restored historic venue houses two cinemas, a full bar, and a versatile event space, and is the only independently operated, mission driven, non-profit, community-based art house movie theatre in the region.
Film Programs. See all upcoming films. The National Gallery shares unique films in person and free of charge. Join us for recent restorations, classic art cinema, exceptional documentaries, and a variety of films by artists. Registration is required.
LUT and ART files for on-set monitoring and color grading. Designed for use with files from the VENICE motion picture camera.
